Polling stations opened in Iran on Friday for the second round of the presidential election.
Polling stations opened their doors to voters at 8am local time and voting ended at 6pm, with the final result to be announced on Saturday, state television reported.
In the second round, voters will choose between reformist candidate Masoud Bazeshkian and conservative candidate Saeed Jalili.
Turnout in the first round was 39.92 per cent of Iran’s 61 million eligible voters